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edit approved Nov 16, 2022 at 7:42
agarza
edit approved Nov 16, 2022 at 7:42
agarza
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I often find it easier to map ⌘ + numberCmd+"number" to one of the panes. You can do this by pressing ⌘ + ,Cmd+, to navigate the iterm preferencesiTerm Preferences, then go to keys -> navigation shortcutsKeys > Navigation shortcuts. In "Shortcut thoto choose a split pane", choose ⌘ + numberCmd+"number". Then if you have three panes, you can navigate to each of them with ⌘ + 1Cmd+1, ⌘ + 2Cmd+2, and ⌘ + 3Cmd+3 respectively.

I often find it easier to map ⌘ + number to one of the panes. You can do this by pressing ⌘ + , to navigate the iterm preferences, then go to keys -> navigation shortcuts. In "Shortcut tho choose a split pane", choose ⌘ + number. Then if you have three panes, you can navigate to each of them with ⌘ + 1, ⌘ + 2, and ⌘ + 3 respectively.

I often find it easier to map Cmd+"number" to one of the panes. You can do this by pressing Cmd+, to navigate the iTerm Preferences, then go to Keys > Navigation shortcuts. In "Shortcut to choose a split pane", choose Cmd+"number". Then if you have three panes, you can navigate to each of them with Cmd+1, Cmd+2, and Cmd+3 respectively.

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Victor Cui
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I often find it easier to map ⌘ + number to one of the panes. You can do this by pressing ⌘ + , to navigate the iterm preferences, then go to keys -> navigation shortcuts. In "Shortcut tho choose a split pane", choose ⌘ + number. Then if you have three panes, you can navigate to each of them with ⌘ + 1, ⌘ + 2, and ⌘ + 3 respectively.